"The Invaders" (Season 2, Episode 15) A mostly silent episode stars Agnes Moorehead as a woman troubled by alien invaders.
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Arcades became oversaturated; Space Invaders begat a clone of Space Invaders which begat an even more inferior clone of that clone.
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Space Invaders スペースインベーダー (arcade game by Taito) 1978 One of the first arcade games, "Space Invaders" ignited the video game craze in Japan.
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In recent days the violence has escalated, with invaders shooting at farmers and burning down houses, and Kenya's security forces have been deployed to push the invaders out.
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Visage explained her reasoning: "If you think about it, your immune system fights off invaders, and the biggest invaders in my body are two giant blobs of silicone," she said.
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Once again, Hispanics were being branded as criminals, invaders, destroyers.
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No more blood stains, no more summons, no more invaders.
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Children of The Invaders, Sanitation Strikers, Stax and The Blues.
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The entire movie was filmed using China as the invaders.
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Al Shabaab said it killed "more than 57 Ethiopian invaders".
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Somehow, we have managed to domesticate some of these invaders.
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The invaders include the Norway maple and the black locust.
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Donald Trump and his allies treat them as dangerous invaders.
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Both see political opponents as enemies and immigrants as invaders.
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" Similarly, Tarrant described Muslim immigrants in his manifesto as "invaders.
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And Bowers repeatedly called them "invaders" on his Gab posts.
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Arrival's themes dig deeper than defending Earth from alien invaders.
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SOUTHAMPTON, N.Y. — This town is under siege from tiny invaders.
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What could be scarier than alien invaders hiding among us?
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For these invaders, New Zealand's flightless birds were a veritable feast.
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Men who go to war to protect us from foreign invaders.
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Most pitch invaders will tell you variants of the same story.
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Over the centuries, the church survived riots, revolutions, invaders, and occupations.
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In "Archbishop," however, reverence for the land predates the white invaders.
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In some neighborhoods they came from all directions, like Space Invaders.
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The emperor shot himself as the invaders stormed his last stronghold.
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Gradually, the invaders came to look, and sound, and be Chinese.
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"HIAS likes to bring invaders that kill our people," Bowers claimed.
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Space Invaders, which might actually be one of its best yet.
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U.S. attack helicopters get to play the invaders from the east.
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Over the centuries, invaders captured, plundered and destroyed the palace complex.
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I will not vote for any candidate that rewards the invaders.
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Can you get a high score on Centipede or Space Invaders?
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You like to bring in hostile invaders to dwell among us?
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My neighbors speak with scorn, positing these new faces as invaders.
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He defended his group, The Kingdom, against zombies and other invaders.
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The invaders are big, testy, tenacious — and they'll eat absolutely anything.
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Some of the worst privacy invaders share the same red flags.
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They found the forest broken by wide trails cleared by invaders.
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While we're alive and healthy, invaders are up against tough odds.
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The game is reminiscent of Space Invaders, but with more modern features.
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It would be more accurate to call these invaders undercover intelligence operatives.
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"HIAS likes to bring invaders in that kill our people," he wrote.
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This time, Lego Duplo invaders from space will try to destroy Bricksburg.
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A group of children play Space Invaders at an arcade in 1980.
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We have warrior's blood, but we are not invaders like the Mongolians.
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Taiwan already does a great deal to make itself indigestible to invaders.
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Play Pac-Man, Space Invaders, or Ms. Pac-Man wherever you are.
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" Viktor Orban claimed that Hungarians have to get rid of "Muslim invaders.
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Here's what the would-be invaders will find when they reach Nevada.
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It was compatible, too, funnily enough, with the magnificent Space Invaders Extreme.
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The suspected shooter blamed Jews for helping immigrant "invaders" come to America.
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It appears as though Area 573's invaders have come in peace.
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Farhad: There's no way you can beat me at Space Invaders, Mike.
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The invaders didn't celebrate but, rather, brawled and argued, fighting for space.
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Persecution by Roman emperors or Islamic invaders is recounted during religious services.
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The invaders cause $36 million a year in damage to vehicles alone.
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He has portrayed the migrants as invaders threatening Americans' security and jobs.
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Google's tools made it easy to kick the invaders out of the account.
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Yet even as private bicycles move underground, new invaders are clogging Dutch pavements.
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Ja'Donte Thompson, 17, was fatally shot in the scuffle with the home invaders.
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The monks have protected the relics from Muslim invaders, colonial armies and fires.
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Somewhat less successful were games like Space Armada (a Space Invaders knock off).
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A few hours later, the city is safe for the invaders to enter.
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"We are united against hate speech that sees immigrants as invaders," he said.
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Most of Vietnam's illustrious historical figures made their reputations by battling Chinese invaders.
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Herders would reach for their spears and staffs to chase away the invaders.
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After nearly 1,000 years, the place still looked primed to repel all invaders.
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Its main priority at the time was sectarian warfare and fighting foreign invaders.
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And governments spend millions on efforts to head off or eradicate biological invaders.
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The Philippines have been resisting invaders since Filipinos killed Ferdinand Magellan in 1521.
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As Japanese invaders approached Beijing in 1937, her family fled to Hong Kong.
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By then our microbial invaders were deeply entrenched in our brains and tissues.
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Then, beginning in the seventh century, Muslim invaders began tearing across the continent.
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Here too, then, why not pool our resources and fight these invaders together?
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The "invaders" were represented by a group of cars that blocked the highway.
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The "invaders" were represented by a group of cars that blocked the highway.
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The suspect, Robert Bowers, complained about immigrant "invaders" six days before the shooting.
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Recipes for the plant can be found on sites like Eat the Invaders.
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How many are still seen, and by whom, as illegitimate, or as invaders?
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It's not just land-dwelling agricultural invaders that are becoming immune to pesticides.
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I only wish I could have killed more invaders, and more traitors as well.
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Donlea says that the focus on people search sites as privacy invaders is misguided.
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The invaders, in this case, truly would be welcomed in the streets as liberators.
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She talks of rape, of pillaging, of foreign invaders come to conquer the land.
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Quisling allies of the Jurchen Jin invaders, who rule the north, abet imperial decline.
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In Santa Clarita Diet, though, the invaders with their odd dietary customs aren't monsters.
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The antibodies are then primed to recognize the same invaders should another attack occur.
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Ireland and other countries will nonetheless have to get used to the green invaders.
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While Parisians borrowed from Germanic invaders, Occitan speakers kept their ears towards the Mediterranean.
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But my body was never going to heal until I got the invaders out.
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Even when invaders didn't eat the native fauna, they did damage in other ways.
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He also argued Massad feared home invaders masquerading as police were at their doorstep.
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Some have ended up in supermarkets and on menus, via partners like Edible Invaders.
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The Burmese saw the Japanese invaders, initially, as a way out of British colonialism.
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Their contributions are fueling a campaign of hate that labels Hispanic immigrants as 'invaders.
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The Sambro 'Space Invaders' arcade machine is now available for just £240 on Amazon.
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Long story short, those pesky invaders are blowing up planets left, right and center.
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Mulan, after all, was the rescuer, not the rescued, fighting off the Hun invaders.
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Untouched by European invaders, Wakanda exists apart from the legacies of colonization and racism.
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Too many social media sites are fever swamps of extremist foreign and domestic invaders.
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Instead, they refer to the Rohingya as subhuman invaders despoiling a golden Buddhist land.
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That is until China finds itself under attack from ruthless invaders and a witch.
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We can give Ukraine more sophisticated defensive weapons to protect itself against Russian invaders.
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"The children left into the bush before the invaders came," Abdulmalik Sunmonu told CNN.
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"STOP A.I." — A.I. referring to Alien Invaders — was another of IRA's main Facebook accounts.
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Some of these species, however, have a history of being harmful invaders in other countries.
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Women might rather take their chances with alien invaders than with the men of Earth.
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The troops conducted a 20-minute mock public exercise recapturing a remote island from invaders.
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He described the victims as "invaders" and accused them of seeking to replace white people.
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When hostile invaders do swarm the official subreddits, it's never clear where they're coming from.
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So does the trafficking in superpowered children, started by the alien invaders of the Reach.
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Spanish invaders named it "pujamiento de sangre," which translates to abundant bleeding or full bloodiness.
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As the home invaders tumble about the delicate cottage room, Snow White herself comes home.
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Pitch invasions are usually unwelcome in sport, and especially if the invaders can sting you.
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Well, not entirely … One small town of indomitable Afrikaners still holds out against the invaders.
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A sign warning invaders of a security system did not deter this beast from trespassing.
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Even then, your own immune system is probably strong enough to fend off the invaders.
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I'm ready for John Boyega to pilot his mech to victory over the interdimensional invaders.
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Harrelson's character in War is trying to build a massive wall to keep out invaders.
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Now, two years later, the invaders are worrying officials in almost every sub-Saharan country.
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European interests could take primacy, the invaders set up set up four new city-states
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He had sent them into a war zone on the side of the Israeli invaders.
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Buddhist nationalists preached against us, saying we were foreign invaders seeking to harm the country.
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"Invaders" is what Kosrat Rasoul, the Kurdish region's vice president, called Iraqi forces in Kirkuk.
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It is meant to conjure the spirit of ancient marauding invaders from harsh volcanic lands.
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Their contributions are fueling a campaign of hate that labels Hispanic immigrants as 'invaders.' pic.twitter.
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To President Trump and his supporters, a caravan is made up of invaders and criminals.
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We were collectively the villains, the servants, the enemies, the mistresses, the houseboys, the invaders.
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This one focuses on alien invaders inspired by the Lego Duplo line of preschool toys.
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The insurgents were at first fighting the American invaders — the crusaders, as they called them.
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Bacteria, viruses, and fungi represent invaders—their DNA is that of another organism (or virus).
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The theme echoed Agarwal&aposs comment that companies like Amazon are "foreign economic terrorists & invaders."
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Why, when we buy homes in new communities, are we so often portrayed as invaders?
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That means invaders have a chance to make land and compete with Antarctica's native species.
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A gray concrete wall is painted with pixelated Space Invaders from the 373s video game.
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If only government could grow revenues like this, we could fight off these digital invaders.
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It's all just the latest evidence that democratic governments are rarely defeated by foreign invaders.
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Bricksburg has become Apocalypseburg, under attack by Duplo invaders shooting adorably destructive hearts and stars.
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Local people served as slave labor on those plantations, alongside Africans brought by Spanish invaders.
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It's where our mark on the country will stand alongside those of its previous invaders.
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But this is as false as anything you'll hear about foreign invaders on Tucker Carlson Tonight.
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Rather, they announce themselves as little particle invaders to create a discomfiting atmosphere with the humor.
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Fully playable recreations of Ms. Pac-Man, Pac-Man, Galaxian, and Space Invaders with authentic sounds.
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How it works Vaccines teach the immune system to recognize dangerous invaders quickly and fight back.
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"We brought our guns to defend against the Iraqi invaders," said one, a retired Peshmerga fighter.
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An otherwise healthy individual can easily swallow that mucus (neutralizing the invaders) or spit it out.
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In fact, the resemblance between the two, including darkened depictions of immigrants as invaders, is unmistakeable.
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But new invaders are coming, forcing Marcellinus and his allies to band together to repel them.
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The result was a motion-detecting squirt gun, capable of sensing and scaring off the invaders.
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Multiple subreddits have already been locked, either wary of 4chan invaders or outsiders scrutinizing their content.
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Even those not using the portal eventually have to take on invaders from the other side.
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Concrete vaults are pricier, but they can prevent soil, water, and other invaders from seeping in.
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Trick-or-treaters dressed as alien invaders arrive at a house in London in the 1950s.
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We need the kids if we're to breed enough to keep the Muslim invaders at bay.
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"In the presence of invaders, peace negotiations will mean nothing," Taliban spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid told Reuters.
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Importantly, the researchers were also able to watch anti-cancer medicines combat these pernicious cellular invaders.
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A much-touted plan to protect Canadian culture from digital invaders, especially American ones, pleased nobody.
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For the next year the Japanese residents and the Russian invaders lived next to each other.
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The home invaders insist "no one has apples anymore," then joyfully eat Renton's perfectly fresh McIntosh.
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Hooper's other directing credits included The Funhouse, Lifeforce, and the 1986 remake of Invaders from Mars.
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In InvaderZ, your next batch of alien invaders depends on how well your current one fares.
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As it turns out, these quiet invaders have been occupying French territory for almost two decades.
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Jerusalem has been fought over for millennia by its inhabitants, and by regional powers and invaders.
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It might have been Space Invaders, but what I clearly remember is playing Super Mario Bros.
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They've also set 300 rat traps around the trees where the honeycreepers nest, to discourage invaders.
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A major point of the home-invaders' initial plan completely fails, and it's never clear why.
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"The METI zealots dismiss their critics as quivering in fear of alien invaders," he told me.
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But these desperate pilgrims have been mischaracterized as invaders -- "hokum of the first order," he says.
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Houthi Al-Masirah TV said the attack had been aimed at "the leadership of the invaders".
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"Their contributions are fueling a campaign of hate that labels Hispanic immigrants as 'invaders'," Castro tweeted.
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He describes them as wretched furry worms ("invaders, not citizens") that bite off each other's testicles.
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For years, researchers pointed at wars, famine and the possibility of invaders taking over Mayan communities.
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Appearing to be the leader of the invaders, the woman grinned as if relishing our fear.
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" In another post, he wrote: "You like to bring in hostile invaders to dwell among us?
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Leaders like Stalin shunned roads so that invaders could not come and Russians could not leave.
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Its fighters were praised for valiantly defending their territory and heroically running off the Israeli invaders.
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The humans of the Burgue sided with the fae to protect their homeland from the invaders.
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Republicans were blaring racist statements and ominous images of immigrants, calling them murderers, rapists and invaders.
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The Times's James Barron reports: Sarah Charlop-Powers is preparing to defend the Bronx against invaders.
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They paused when he did, when his journey was interrupted by two pitch invaders seeking selfies.
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BETTER WATCH OUT A babysitter (Olivia DeJonge) forgets to include home invaders in her hourly rate.
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It took months for the agencies to fully eradicate the digital invaders and repair their systems.
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Maybe you're passionate about making spears, or cudgels, or daggers, to fend off our oversized invaders.
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He then donned an N22003 respirator face mask that had a Space Invaders pattern on it.
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He repeatedly called the migrants "invaders," using language that's common on right-wing TV and radio.
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This meant the invaders were in charge in Baghdad as the country descended into civil war.
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" His social media footprint showed how hatred of Jews merged with a hatred of immigrant "invaders.
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When faced with invaders, one generally uses everything at their disposal to confront them — including force.
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Back then, it was an outpost for the American-supported insurgents who were fighting Soviet invaders.
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Built in the 13th century, Mothe Chandeniers was captured by English invaders in the Middle Ages.
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Brown notes that the founders of Kiev built the city on a bluff to repel invaders.
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An ancient European construction technique, it was introduced in the New World by Spanish and English invaders.
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Inteferons are part of the innate immune system, considered the first line of defense against foreign invaders.
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Cropped distills all of my thoughts about those invaders from space into the most condensed form possible.
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Landers was his first game, wherein players become the invader in the classic arcade game Space Invaders.
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Proteins in the blood will try to fight and disable specific invaders that they recognize as problems.
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I like this "crash course" for beginners, making a sort of quick and easy Space Invaders clone.
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Rakka is a series of scenes detailing an alien invasion and humanity's efforts to repel the invaders.
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The horror is different from that of space invaders or robots, because it comes from inside us.
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Some Quizlet games feel like souped up flashcards, others feel more like Space Invaders than study tools.
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More than 1,000 years later, that system has vanished almost entirely—probably fatally weakened by foreign invaders.
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Vineyards, meanwhile, are turning to novel methods to keep the invaders at bay and the landscape intact.
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Sure, drones aren't canon, but neither are rows of Subarus parked behind a phalanx of encroaching invaders.
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Dr. Grordbort's Invaders reminded me of Oculus hit Robo Recall, but a little less claustrophobic and intense.
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The robot battling Dr. Grordbort's Invaders is the clearest vision of what Magic Leap's platform can do.
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Over the centuries invaders, politicians and Iran's enemies have left their mark on Iran's carpets, said Prof.
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On the other hand, quick adaptability could make these bumble bees successful as invaders of new areas.
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"I will carry out an attack against the invaders," he wrote, apparently referring to Muslim immigrants. The
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Some songs (see: "Space Invaders" and "Choo Choo") only live on in low-bit rate YouTube videos.
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Things turned around a bit during Missile Command, and I had a strong run on Space Invaders.
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But then, some will say that there are foreign invaders intent on spreading chaos within our realm.
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In one post, he apparently blamed Jews for aiding and abetting "invaders" — meaning the Honduras migrant caravan.
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By 1940, he had formed the Invaders Steel Orchestra with two of his brothers and other musicians.
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A grid of pixels on a cerulean blue background, it almost resembles a game of Space Invaders.
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Before the shooting, he berated Jews online for enabling 'invaders' to enter the United States from Mexico.
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When the family moved back, Nazir found that his Arab neighbors had fled with the retreating invaders.
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She said many of the recent invaders came with no livestock, and she called them a militia.
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Space Invaders painted on the wall, for example, are set at eight feet and 10 feet high.
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The wall was themed around retro British brands such as Discos, Space Invaders, Twiglets, and Wheat Crunchies.
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At the end of the day, they believed they were eradicating dark invaders who plotted against them.
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The idea that homosexuality is a disease brought to India by Islamic invaders is popular even today.
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To keep these modern invaders at bay requires separating fact from fiction, and depending on expert advice.
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A modern-day knight who, with his steed by his side fought off invaders with Excalibur, except in this case Excalibur is a bong, the steed is a tiny little chihuahua named Cheech, and the invaders were four masked men with bear spray trying to rob a weed store.
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"The political efforts of the Islamic Emirate for the withdrawal of American invaders should not be misconstrued as meaning that the American invaders will not be targeted militarily or that withdrawing and not withdrawing from Afghanistan are options chosen by American Generals," the Taliban said in a statement.
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Choose from Pac-Man, Ms. Pac-Man, and Space Invaders, complete with two buttons and a retro joystick.
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Even the most famous of all, the Great Wall of China was not able to completely stop invaders.
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And yes, these people thought of everything, we even see Trump defending against invaders from atop The Wall.
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So, Columbus told the Arawak that his god was angry that they were withholding food from the invaders.
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" In one post, a woman stood outside the gates calling the refugees "invaders" and referring to an "infestation.
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The Sunshine Coast in Australia, specifically, is being blighted with a huge number of beached, blobby jellyfish invaders.
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The kicker is that the invaders have made off with a small sacred wooden box he calls "Tineeka".
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Lucky for the alien invaders, Will Smith will not be returning to defend Earth in Independence Day: Resurgence.
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"We went to Mexico determined to sweat blood to defeat the invaders' representatives," she told news website Aktualne.
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In order to understand "Breakout", for example, it would have to forget everything it knew about "Space Invaders".
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Now, two decades later, XCOM forces that led the fight against Earth's invaders have become a resistance movement.
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When he wakes up in the morning, he sweeps the house with his gun raised, looking for invaders.
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In Latin America Hispanic invaders saw little point in co-existing, especially with the tribes of the Amazon.
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"In the spring, we had football all to ourselves," recalled Tad Taube, an owner of the Oakland Invaders.
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"He accused [the organization] of bringing in hostile invaders to live in the U.S.," the source tells PEOPLE.
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"They said we are land invaders, but it's not true," said evicted corn grower Aureolindo Nascimento Barbosa, 47.
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But Walter Jenkins, the narrator of Wells' original book, believes that the invaders have learned from their mistakes.
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And I got to play Dr. Grordbort's Invaders, a first-person shooter game being developed by Weta Gameshop.
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Nzuki called on the government to work with local communities instead of "harassing them and branding them invaders".
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Other popular groups set up by the Internet Research Agency included Army of Jesus and Stop All Invaders.
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The environments also include 59 different classic Atari games, including Space Invaders, Ms. PacMan, Pitfall, Qbert, and Pong.
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Colony is an explicit, straightforward occupation allegory, one whose "foreign" invaders only matter as a manifestation of oppression.
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A molotov cocktail, intended to scare off some invaders in Battlegrounds, nearly sets two friendly players on fire.
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A great red banner hung along the side of the barracks facing east: DEATH TO YOU KREMLIN INVADERS.
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For centuries, Eastern European countries such as Estonia relied on walls, watchtowers, and fortresses to keep out invaders.
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Dock grabbed his double-barrelled shotgun and went out into the night, prepared to face down the invaders.
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These millions of pages become the endangered species of the story, threatened by wave after wave of invaders.
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"Will you stop describing Hispanic immigrants as 'invaders' as the terrorist did?" the Texas Democrat wrote on Twitter.
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They may also be able to gobble up nutrients that competing invaders like C. difficile need to survive.
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But Assad said that "any foreign troops coming to Syria without our invitation ... are invaders," according to Reuters.
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Lakes that were mined by the Finns and subsequently exploded, downing and freezing thousands of Red Army invaders.
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A Princeton University survey of frightened listeners indicated only about a third understood the invaders to be Martians.
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It will produce antibodies against them and learn how to attack any future invaders carrying these protein spikes.
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If the right sees the undocumented as invaders, the left sees them as victims of poverty and violence.
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There's potential for harm, of course, for residents who let their guard down as well as for invaders.
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The west stops here: NATO bases ready to beat back invaders from the Warsaw Pact remain scattered around.
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Taliban spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid declared the blast had destroyed rooms and offices and caused countless casualties among "invaders".
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Taliban spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid declared the blast had destroyed rooms and offices and caused countless casualties among "invaders".
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If they find an illegal clearing, they confront the invaders, and most will leave of their own accord.
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Calling immigrants "invaders" has the effect of connecting practices one would employ against hostile intruders to immigrant groups.
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Possibly in a reflection on us Earthlings, the Martians in many books and films appear as supersmart invaders.
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It seems he did not think the president was going far enough in protecting the country from invaders.
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" It mentions both Mr. Trump's "go back" tweet and his branding of immigrants and asylum seekers as "invaders.
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It's believed that security weaknesses in the agency's networks allowed the digital invaders to crack the sensitive databases.
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When enemies attacked the city, the Mosul story goes, Assyrians and Arabs joined together to fight off invaders.
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The cold, dry weather does play a role in winter sniffles, because it can strengthen these virus invaders.
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For centuries, India has assimilated, internalized, accommodated and embraced waves of immigrants, invaders, traders and preachers among others.
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"These are no invaders, these are communities who have lived here for hundreds of years," said Jorge Herrera.
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Set off the coast of Hawaii, the film tells of an American Navy crew's fight against extraterrestrial invaders.
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According to Zemmour, the Berber tribe to which his family belonged resisted the French invaders before embracing them.
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The People's Liberation Army (PLA) was born as a local defense force for battling Nationalists and Japanese invaders.
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He also created the series "Blue Light" in 19803 and "Coronet Blue" and "The Invaders," both in 21980.
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The manifesto, steeped in anti-Muslim sentiment, refers to nonwhites as "invaders" who threaten to "replace" white people.
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"The Trump Administration continues to waste federal resources and wrongly treat refugees fleeing violence like armed invaders," Peters said.
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A unit of the indigenous affairs agency, Funai, was recently closed, leaving indigenous lands exposed to invaders, activists say.
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It controls your heart beat, keeps organs functioning, deploys immune cells to fight invaders and more, all at once.
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To figure out if it was working, the researchers taught their fledgling AI to play Space Invaders and Breakout.
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The institutions aims to fight cancer cells by triggering the immune system's ability to seek out and destroy invaders.
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Footage posted to Facebook shows shoppers standing around awkwardly as the invaders ate up the supermarket's supply of greens.
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A gunman livestreamed the shootings on Facebook, after publishing a "manifesto" in which he denounced immigrants, calling them "invaders".
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It begins as a top-down, Space Invaders-style shooter; then, without warning, it switches to side-scrolling action.
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It not only has antibacterial properties, but it's also downright sticky, helping to stop invaders right in their tracks.
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And you never know, you might have to fly some animals around with space invaders to figure that out.
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But "Radar Scope", the "Space Invaders" knock-off on which the company had pinned its hopes, was a flop.
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Paranoia about foreign invaders is the principle that justifies the quality of life in the so-called Hermit Kingdom.
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The solutions to these little tableaux require serious thinking as you position, attack, and (hopefully) repel the alien invaders.
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A witness at the stadium said he had seen police escorting the pitch invaders out of the stadium grounds.
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A separate video posted on social media appeared to show the moments after the pitch invaders had been detained.
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"The invaders had to bring three helicopter ambulances to protect their forces," Taliban spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid said in statement.
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InvaderZ is a simple open-source Space Invaders clone with a complex twist: The aliens genetically evolve like bacteria.
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The Houthis deny they are Iranian pawns and say their revolt is against corruption and defending Yemen from invaders.
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Play your thumbs off and get the high score with mini Space Invaders, Pac-Man, and Ms. Pac-Man.
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They'll play Space Invaders, Asteroids, Missile Command and Bomb Jack while they wait for their roast dinner to arrive.
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Simply put, it means your antibodies aren't allowed in to kill off invaders, an evolutionary way of protecting procreation.
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"A lot of people has assumed foreign invaders ... brought a lot of genetic ancestry into the region," Krause said.
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It vilified the thousands of migrants walking toward the US southern border, wrongly portraying them as invaders and criminals.
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The brain is thought to be a sterile place, where a barrier protects it from molecular invaders and infection.
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Each stage asks you to eliminate a given number of invaders (and occasionally blocks) as the timer ticks down.
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And competitor spider species could be more aggressive, too - requiring more aggressive individuals to protect the colony from invaders.
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Since the Christian knight had never lost a battle, his reputation alone was enough to keep invaders at bay.
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Vietnam has been kicking invaders out since the 13th century when Mongol hordes tried to move in from China.
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"HIAS likes to bring invaders in that kill our people," he said in a post hours before the attack.
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The lipid layer collects those invaders and toxins, binding to them and preventing them from reaching the air sacs.
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With her husband, Harry — a childhood friend who had fled German invaders with her in their native Poland — Mrs.
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The newest rendition of Atari's Flashback console series features 120 built-in games like Frogger, Space Invaders, and Pitfall!
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" The president has also denounced caravans of migrants heading for the border as "invaders" and gang members as "animals.
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It implies that alien invaders have equal value to native species, when that may be far from the case.
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Dorson Belles warns his radio audience that invaders from outer space are no joke and that everyone should panic.
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For the first time in recent memory, they would go into the field with more firepower than the invaders.
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The invaders then made them sign a statement of support for the takeover and threw them out of town.
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"I don't support the invaders," he says, thinking of the excesses of American bases, the heroin, the chai boys.
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"They're not immigrants, they're invaders," Cortes said, clarifying that he was referring to migrant parents and not the children.
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On Tuesday, Bouthaina Shaaban, a senior adviser to Assad, described the U.S. forces aiding the SDF as illegal invaders.
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Once you've killed those organisms you get more parasites and invaders, and then you have to use more chemicals.
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It was Xhosa people who engaged in a century of fighting against European colonial invaders in the Frontier Wars.
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The new game, which SoundGym has called "The Panning Challenge," is a bit like Space Invaders, but with invisible aliens.
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B cells pump out antibodies to neutralize and tag invaders, and T cells identify and kill cells housing infectious viruses.
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In some people, when the alpha-gal enters the bloodstream, the immune system flags the unfamiliar molecules as enemy invaders.
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" On Saturday morning, moments before entering the synagogue, Bowers posted,"HIAS likes to bring invaders in that kill our people.
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In the game, Fox McCloud and a team of anthropomorphic animals / pilots defend their home planet from powerful alien invaders.
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Like the demented prince of a plague-ridden kingdom, Giuliani felt the need to protect his digital fiefdom from invaders.
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One reason might be that the body sees these tiny particles as dangerous invaders, and tries to fight them off.
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From Space Invaders to Grand Theft Auto, parents have worried about what playing video games is doing to their kids.
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MPs tried hard to ignore the invaders even as several glued their bottoms against the glass barrier above the chamber.
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The many factions on Naboo join forces to expel the invaders, with the subjugated and disrespected Gungans leading the fray.
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The tribe says he was stabbed to death by "non-indigenous" people, after "15 armed invaders" had entered the area.
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A group of groundsmen were able to eliminate the invaders with fire extinguishers ... and the match was able to resume.
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To fight off disease, the immune system makes antibodies, Y-shaped proteins that attack foreign invaders like bacteria or viruses.
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Trump's acting immigration chief was part of a group that called immigrants 'invaders' and blamed them for diseases and terrorism
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Finally, on the journey from Stamford to Stanford, the idea of doing a Space Invaders puzzle suddenly came to me!
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"If Space Invaders put gaming on the map, 'Pac-Man' showed that this medium was here to stay," says Harris.
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These children's neutrophils were newly emerged from their bone marrow, evidence of a continual low-grade reaction to microbial invaders.
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Researchers divide our immune responses into two types: an all-purpose defense against invaders, and precise assaults on specific enemies.
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And US troops in West Germany, fully expecting an invasion, were preparing to use tactical nuclear weapons against the invaders.
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The newly accessorized dendritic cells trigger the T cells to launch an attack in an attempt to destroy the invaders.
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We may yet thank Cambridge Analytica, for inadvertently raising the red flag before the real invaders are at the gate.
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And, Tiny Arcade sells all of the major arcade classics like Ms. Pac-Man, Galaxian, and Space Invaders as well.
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Yi Sun-shin, a Korean naval commander who is celebrated for 23 victories against Japanese invaders in the 16th century.
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The vitamin stimulates the production of white blood cells, which in turn protect the body against infections and foreign invaders.
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These games are very different from more rudimentary games like Pong and Space Invaders that older men grew up playing.
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It has no ghosts, no vampires, no metamorphosing diabolical entities or invaders from other dimensions intent on tormenting innocent children.
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They are awakened by the sound of four chimes, as Viking-ish invaders have attacked Skye in the predawn hours.
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When that temple was pillaged by foreign invaders, the remaining oil was barely enough to burn for one more day.
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The Russians took slaves and destroyed villages, and much of the original population died of diseases introduced by the invaders.
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Peril, then, from the Continent, both comforting — it has always been like this, invaders always came by sea — and frightening.
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Spanish invaders also changed the celebrations from a monthlong summer festival to a shorter festival that synchronized with Catholic holidays.
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His first hit was Galaxian, a Space Invaders derivative that he sold to the American company Midway Games in 1979.
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BEIJING — What if the Great Wall was built not to keep out northern invaders but to defend against mythical monsters?
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He was blind just as the invaders were stirring again, revving up their chainsaws and drying palm fronds for torches.
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Within a month, I got the world record on Monaco GP, and I was able to play Space Invaders 'unlimited.
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The British upper classes were generally hostile to the American invaders who threatened to snap up their eligible young men.
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But when Muslim invaders of the Ottoman Empire sacked Constantinople in the 15th century, the Eastern churches were thrown into disarray.
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In one experiment, they had a fish swim through a tank where Straw and his team projected aliens from Space Invaders.
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It's your immune system's response to infection or injury as it battles any invaders and starts the business of bodily repair.
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There are mysterious things happening to some of the robot invaders, who aren't always eager to beat 2B to a pulp.
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Similar to the classic "Space Invaders" arcade game, the objective in "Blastar" was to destroy an alien spacecraft carrying deadly bombs.
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As previously mentioned, the human invaders wiped out most of the weirwoods thousands of years ago during their conquest of Westeros.
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A hilarious new video game, Sperm Invaders, is hoping to help raise funds for Planned Parenthood in a very interactive way.
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It's a parody of the arcade game Space Invaders, only involving an IUD, eggs, and penises, instead of aliens and spaceships.
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For seasonal allergy sufferers like me, all this pollen stimulates the immune system, which recognizes innocuous pollen proteins as dangerous invaders.
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Whereas other mechs were implements of destruction, this one felt like a tool that gave me greater control over the invaders.
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Many of these invaders entered Florida legally through the exotic pet trade, and one way or another, crept into native ecosystems.
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But the Vale did not rise up, even when the maharaja signed away his inheritance, inviting India to oust the invaders.
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The usual snot runs clear, acting as a lubricant and the body's first line of defense against viral and bacterial invaders.
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Her father, Chief Wahunsenaca, only agreed to the marriage for fear of what the white invaders would do if he refused.
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In his essay Vu Tran observes that refugees are often seen as invaders from obscure worlds, bearing traces of past lives.
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It's a first person shooter in which the goal is to defend your home against invaders which burst through the walls.
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The invaders have teamed up with the rich to profit off of the masses and keep them asleep with mind control.
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The group, which said it would "expel" the invaders, said in a statement that more than 63 Kenyans soldiers were killed.
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But it's also fun in its simplest, purest video game form, the kind that you experience in Pong or Space Invaders.
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At least the Gardner Police Department saw the humour in it, thanking those costumed camera invaders it in its Facebook post.
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And that richness supports a familiar but nonetheless compelling tale of alien invaders mixing into human society, conquering us from within.
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In the meantime, contest participants who remove 50 invaders will receive a commemorative coin and a T-shirt, among other incentives.
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An autoimmune disorder occurs when your immune system attacks your body's own tissues instead of invaders like bacteria, viruses, and allergens.
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The alleged Pittsburgh gunman, Robert Bowers, denounced the "third-world caravan" as a group of "invaders" in a social media post.
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I ultimately decided to clue only PREEN so as to get the idea of SPACE INVADERS across as cleanly as possible.
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The company also notes that it "transforms your deck of Cards Against Humanity into a better bludgeoning weapon against home invaders."
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Nomadic invaders from Central Asia, the Seljuqs did not impose on their subjects a traditional aesthetic or religion of their own.
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Novoaidar district chief Viktor Sergiyenko got his inspiration from World War Two, when the then Soviet Union fought Nazi German invaders.
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They are relentless invaders, and tracking their spread has proven to be an exercise in futility, at least for human observers.
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By his own words, he believed Jews were destroying American society through their embrace of refugees and so-called immigrant invaders.
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The first house record, 'On And On' is described by Wikipedia as a 'pastiche' of loops including Player One's 'Space Invaders.
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This army of immature cells crowds out the useful ones, leaving the host highly vulnerable to internal bleeding or foreign invaders.
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Understanding the process of degranulation thus means better understanding how the body fights off outside invaders in the very first place.
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Only given what little our invaders deem okay, we're expected to smile when our stories are told for us by outsiders.
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For Reed, one such opportunity came in 1984, shortly after the Oakland Invaders of the United States Football League cut him.
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Yi Sun-shin, a Korean naval commander who is celebrated for 23 victories against Japanese invaders in the late 16th century.
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I like the idea of beating you in Space Invaders and sending you little chats telling you how "owned" you are.
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The kitty car invaders live on her grandparents' property and although they're "wild," they're friendly..."if you have food," Jess said.
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But even some of them came to see U.S. troops as invaders, turning their guns on their American and NATO partners.
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But soldier termites with hard heads and big jaws fight them off, and the injury rate is high among the invaders.
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The cat became the latest animal in a long history of baseball field invaders to capture the hearts of the public.
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Sharing close quarters with the natural occupants of the throat, the invaders exchange DNA in a process called horizontal gene transfer.
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Normally, our immune cells act as our body's "defense system," and identify and destroy foreign invaders like harmful bacteria or viruses.
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"I have noticed a change in people saying 'illegals' that now say 'invaders'," read one post, six days before the shooting.
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The Saudi extremist bin Laden had volunteered to fight a holy war against the Soviet invaders in Afghanistan in the 1980s.
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We're told they did not turn the house alarm on, which made it easier for the home invaders to get inside.
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In this slow war of attrition, McNab was desperate to make clear to the invaders that claiming government land was futile.
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Unfortunately, the Space Invaders anecdote didn't make it into Carreyrou's book: Just learned of a priceless anecdote (so too late to include it in the book): At a company party, Theranos employees played a video game modeled after Atari's Space Invaders: The gun was the miniLab, the bullets the nanotainers and the invader being shot at: Yours Truly!
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The way for Republicans to address these concerns, though, is not to build a wall and treat immigrants as suspicious alien invaders.
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The goal of the game is to both protect the planet Corneria from invading forces, and to defeat those would-be invaders.
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Straw said the Space Invaders were chosen to push the boundaries of what their system could do by showing something highly artificial.
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It had a wall running around the upper part of the town in order to protect its residents from invaders, archaeologists found.
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"HIAS [Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society] likes to bring invaders in that kill our people," wrote the suspect, 11-year-old Robert Bowers.
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"HIAS [Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society] likes to bring invaders in that kill our people," wrote the suspect, 46-year-old Robert Bowers.
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Instead, the four invaders are disheveled, vengefully violent, uncanny copies of the family they're attacking — and they have a name: The Tethered.
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Men who killed Jews in synagogues in California and Pittsburgh blamed Jews for immigrant "invaders" and the "genocide of the european race".
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"The day approaches closer when these invaders shall completely leave our country, akin to the British and Soviets before them," they said.
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Now, some 300,000 viewing-minutes and 130 episodes in, the adventure-seeking pups are still busy protecting the galaxy from evil invaders.
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Unless you're in a horror movie about pipe-dwelling invaders, you're probably not too concerned about what might be coming up it.
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In XCOM 2, you've got to lead a resistance effort in pushing back against alien invaders that have taken over the Earth.
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It's monitored on a timer at the top of the screen, and your goal is to keep Earth's invaders from finishing it.
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Pussy Riot member Olga Kurachyova told Reuters she was one of the pitch invaders and was being held at Luzhniki police station.
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The games include well-known titles like Pac-Man, Space Invaders and Words With Friends as well as games from indie developers.
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Although terrible damage has been done, the invaders are eventually repulsed by the small band of Americans doing some very expert shooting.
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The shooter's manifesto, titled "The Great Replacement," repeats false propaganda about immigrants as "invaders" and references a number of radicalizing ideological influences.
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Trump's ad portrays immigrants as invaders (see the dark masses featured in the video), as did one of Wilson's ads in 1994.
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And finally, I'd like to mention my own "Space Invaders" story that made the game so near and dear to my heart.
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The immune system — a network of cells, tissues and biochemicals that they secrete — defends the body against viruses, bacteria and other invaders.
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The invaders then stole one of Kardashian's rings, worth $4.49 million, and her jewelry box, which is valued an estimated $5.6 million.
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But the man (Stephen Lang, a stage actor also known for the film "Avatar") isn't as helpless as the invaders had hoped.
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TL;DR: The iconic Sambro 'Space Invaders' arcade machine is on sale for £240 on Amazon, saving you 31% on list price.
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For example, the 8080 CPU used in the original Space Invaders arcade console ran at 1 million cycles per second (1 MHz).
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He's blasted them as "invaders," and said that U.S. troops dispatched to the border could open fire at asylum seekers throwing rocks.
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Muay Thai was once an applied form of combat used by Thais for centuries to hold off invaders from conquering their land.
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U.S. military forces are "invaders" in Syria because they were not invited into the country, Syrian President Bashar al-Assad said Saturday.
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He played his first games of Pong and Space Invaders, and learned virtual-reality game strategy from a very knowledgeable arcade worker.
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"Paralyze illegal mining activity in the indigenous area; clean up the territory and expel all the invaders from Munduruku territory," it said.
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While invaders have long helped themselves to Bosnia's hospitality, tourists seeking to conquer new lands via Instagram feeds have mostly bypassed it.
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Textbooks are getting a larger dose of Communist Party lore, including glorified tales about the party's fights against foreign invaders like Japan.
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It was an "invasion" of such menace that soldiers might have to respond to any rocks thrown by the invaders with bullets.
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The Deptford pink (Dianthus armeria) is not in the same league as more famous and rapacious invaders like phragmites, mugwort or bittersweet.
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Ali, who declined to fight in World War I, becomes determined to battle the invaders, even at the risk of his life.
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Four pitch invaders disrupted the game in the 52nd minute for about a minute before being dragged away by security and police.
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In Fortnite, the code provided a Space Invaders-style mini-game for a limited time ahead of the release of Chapter 2.
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But when ISIS fighters swept in, during the summer of 2014, many of his Arabic neighbors stepped forward to help the invaders.
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Mr. Trump roused his Polish hosts by recounting the country's history of resistance to invaders, including Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union.
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What other president can you imagine: — Falsely proclaiming that these migrants are "invaders" who pose a serious threat to the United States?
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The retirees were needed on the Upper West Side, to address a pressing problem: invaders had overrun a swath of Riverside Park .
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With the passing of David Bowie, one of the world's favorite invaders and rock 'n rollers has transcended to a new realm.
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Beneath the space invaders and the sex acts, Mr. Urban offers a poignant thesis: When we find ourselves, we lose something, too.
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In 1989, as chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, he urged Washington to discontinue military aid to Afghan rebels fighting Soviet invaders.
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The legend of the 5th-century British king who defended his country against the Saxon invaders has been literally retold for centuries.
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Since then we've played Space Invaders (221), R-Type (22016), Super Metroid (24), the Mass Effect series (2007 onwards), and many more.
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"The Mujahideen defended valiantly...the invaders were forced to review their war strategy," the hardline Islamic militant group said in a statement.
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It drove him to be great at arcade games (he still holds the world records in both Monaco GP and Space Invaders).
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They picked him up in 2005, when he tried to sneak across the Iraqi border to help "defend Iraq" against foreign invaders.
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The classic game of shooting the crap out of alien invaders while eluding their hailstorm of space bullets gets a facelift in Mothergunship.
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But the premise of presenting invaders with false data is a potent one, and not just because it puts cybersecurity on the offensive.
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BBC Radio 19803 presenter Dave Lee Travis helps Mandy Strong carry a Space Invaders arcade machine at Saint George's Hotel in London, Nov.
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An extension of Croatian studio Croteam's long-running franchise, it's billed as a simulation of protagonist Sam "Serious" Stone's victories against alien invaders.
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The country was prone to famines, foreign invaders, and dictators for much of the 20th century; its GDP was among the lowest worldwide.
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"Biosecurity is hard when the potential invaders are small and hard to detect, or have small eggs or seeds or spores," said Anderson.
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Set 15 years after a cataclysmic event, Evangelion follows a mysterious organization called Nerv as they fight against alien invaders known as Angels.
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The serum proteins alert the body's immune system, which will attack the particle in the same way it fights all other bodily invaders.
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Cornish is a language descended from the Brittonic widely spoken in Britain before Anglo-Saxon invaders and their early English came to dominate.
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As news emerged of the atrocities the invaders were committing, and the titanic reverses they began to suffer, some Germans experienced cognitive dissonance.
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The drones look a lot like and move a lot like the aliens you shoot down in the classic video game Space Invaders.
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In it, mysterious invaders have come to Australia to set up a colony, and the natives whose lands they take suffer the consequences.
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Would Losonsky be willing to board a ship headed to Asia and join a group of volunteers helping China fight off Japanese invaders?
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She and a group of children called "Lost Boys" struggle to survive in order to take the fight back to the otherworldly invaders.
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The first was the secretive Charles Martel Society, named for a leading figure of the European Middle Ages who fought off Muslim invaders.
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The city's walls also guard King's Landing from invaders; the facade of the Ethnographic Museum is used as the entrance to Littlefinger's brothel.
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Over on Google Calendar, they've rebuilt Space Invaders, creating a shooting game where calendar appointments fall down from the top of the screen.
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From there on in, it's about picking up a blaster and shooting the potential robot invaders who appear from portals around a room.
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What happened next should be no surprise—the invaders began eating and out-competing the native species, and quickly became the dominant fish.
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One shouldn't expect the Pope to speak like King Jan Sobieski, the "saviour" of Christendom [in 1683] from the Ottoman invaders at Vienna.
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The leader of the invaders, played by Billy Burke, seems more irritated than anything over having this wrench thrown into his grand scheme.
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In 1905, three years after the statue of Boudicca had been winched into position, Haverfield declared himself on the side of the invaders.
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It stopped the invaders from taking Srinagar, Kashmir's capital, which is in the Kashmir valley, the most densely populated part of the territory.
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It works by extracting a patient's T-cells, which fight invaders, and then reinserting vast numbers after re-engineering them to destroy cancer.
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"Space Invaders" was ubiquitous in arcades during the 1980s, but it also helped push the boundaries of video game technology at the time.
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Dr. Zhang and his colleagues discovered that bacteria with C2c2 make molecules that can attack RNA and chop it up, destroying the invaders.
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Hot emotions coming off the screen from them make us uncomfortable; we see these strangers as electronic invaders and instinctively tune them out.
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With a history spanning invaders and settlers, colonisation, mass immigration, and wartime rationing, Britain has ended up with a uniquely patchworked food culture.
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After the band reunited for 2009's Invaders Must Die, Keith took on a larger role, co-writing many of their later tracks.
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The fans who flock in also seem cognizant of their role as invaders, and the potential impact they may have on the ecosystem.
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Largely gone were explicit anti-American slogans (though some tanks still bore old ones that called for the "extermination of American imperialist invaders").
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There's an alternate take, which is that it's about people banding together to defend their way of life against invaders, undead and otherwise.
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Here, the Athenians are bullied by the natives, who regard them as invaders and fear they will try to take over their island.
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Adario, the chief of her people, anxiously contemplates the possibility of losing her heart just as he lost the war against the invaders.
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If the grand strategy of Civilization games isn't your thing, maybe check out the tactical play of Earth's best hope against alien invaders.
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He'll be locked in his house, watching the door and the windows, protecting his property from the perceived threat of spaced-out invaders.
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Here's how I look at it: We already rely on government to protect us against foreign invaders, as we can't do it alone.
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When some began firing military-grade mortar rounds at the invaders from her garden, Ms. Dodds said, she found herself cheering them on.
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That means he's talking about a migrant "invasion" at the southern border while authorities examine the Pittsburgh shooter's hatred of "invaders" and Jews.
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They replaced the word "caravan" with "invaders" and circulated the idea that the marchers were backed by donations from Jewish philanthropist George Soros.
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All along the way, President Trump described the migrants as a danger, as invaders trying to crash their way into the United States.
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But in Don't Breathe, we know and love the invaders, and the anarchy and lawlessness is already inside the house when they enter.
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A spokesman for the militants, Zabiullah Mujahid, said on Twitter the group had killed the foreign "invaders" as well as seven "slave" Afghan soldiers.
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In a swipe at the central government in Madrid, newspaper El Pais quoted him saying he wants to "chase the invaders out of Catalonia".
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A few weeks ago, he attacked HIAS for bringing in "hostile invaders to dwell among us" and posted a link to the organization's website.
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My favorite video game (Spelunky), my long-standing guilty pleasure (Earth Defense Force 2: Invaders from Planet Space), my go-to time waster (Resogun).
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Retellings of the more distant past dwell on Britain as an island nation, a place where foreign invaders were repelled and distant lands seized.
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Three generations of the clan labour, love and fight as the Red Army's chaotic, 1,000km retreat from the German invaders halts at the Volga.
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At other times, the alarm is raised by lookouts, and the crew can repel the invaders with weapons or by increasing the ship's speed.
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One person plays a Space Invaders-like game, another appears to be blowing bubbles, and another raises her eyebrows to lift a virtual barbell.
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With her qyrq qyz—40 girls—she defended the ancient clans from eastern invaders, leaving an imprint on the collective consciousness of her region.
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We do, however, have a screenshot of the game, which looks rather crude and is apparently called "Haters' gonna hate": Space Invaders, Theranos Edition!
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It's not vastly different from what's been attempted before, things like playing Super Mario Bros or Space Invaders, or even the likes of Doom.
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And if we happen to need to defend against inter-dimensional kaiju invaders, at least now we have a path to make that happen.
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When Instant Games first launched it offered 20 games across 30 markets, including titles like Pac-Man, Space Invaders, and Words With Friends Frenzy.
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It never much worked as a fortification for China: over the course of its two-plus millennia in existence, barbarian invaders repeatedly breached it.
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My marquee experience was Dr. Grordbort's Invaders, which Rolling Stone says has been in development for five years and has a 55-person team.
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Your skin is a shield against the microscopic invaders that thrive in lakes and oceans and also take to hot tubs and swimming pools.
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Atari was also in the coin-operated arcade machine business, which gave it ready access to fresh material (including the Japanese title Space Invaders).
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He started making jewelry — wedding bands and titanium plugs, like the Space Invaders ones he's now wearing — but it wasn't enough to live on.
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Urban crime was reaching its peak, providing the NRA with an opportunity to capitalize on fears about drug dealers and crack-addicted home invaders.
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The Democrats either cannot or will not recognize the threat, which is why they want to roll out a red carpet for the invaders.
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Research has shown compounds in the bulbs can boost certain types of white bloods cells in your body, helping fight off invaders like viruses.
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Tulum Journal TULUM, Mexico — By the time Renaud Jacquet arrived at his compound of rental beach villas, invaders were crawling all over the place.
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They congregated at r/AmericanFlagInPlace, where they hashed out the exact dimensions, the shapes of the stars and stripes, and strategies for repelling invaders.
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Donkey Kong went on to help propel a popular love affair with gaming, along with arcade classics like Space Invaders, Asteroids and Pac-Man.
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Inspired by the American invaders, the Brits—Franz Ferdinand, Arctic Monkeys, and The Libertines—rose to the challenge and met them at the club.
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For an idea of the types of games you'll be able to play on Makerbuino, think timeless classics such as Tetris and Space Invaders.
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Now you can challenge friends for high scores on Facebook Messenger's new Instant Games, like Pac-Man, Space Invaders, and Words With Friends Frenzy.
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Throughout history, the residents of ostensibly defeated countries have continued to resist their invaders — here are some of ones who've been the most successful.
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You had Operation Wetback and a time when Germans were seen as invaders and people who were bringing down the culture of the country.
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But for the most part, the Invaders weren't dangerous, as Dad told the unit in the oral reports he called in on most evenings.
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Not only do the macrophages become less effective lipid recyclers, they also get diverted from their other task of screening out toxins and invaders.
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James's "splendid history … presents a pageant of these decadent invaders and illustrious exiles," Liesl Schillinger writes in her roundup of travel books for summer.
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Though they do critique millionaires, billionaires, and corporations, they do not suggest that they are murderous invaders who are out to physically harm people.
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In one realm, the indolent king preferred sycophants to tell him that his kingdom was thriving, though it was under constant threat from invaders.
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" The president's practice of referring to migrants crossing the border as invaders is stoking hate, wrote John Avlon: "This rhetoric resonates with white supremacists.
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Conservatives, he said, tend to see them as invaders, with rumors always lingering of how they're coming in from other parts of the country.
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He led a militia to defend the local population against foreign invaders, and not, as some allege, to seize local gold and tin mines.
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Behind the St. Paul church, signposts mark the remains of city walls that King Philippe Auguste ordered in 1190 to protect Paris from invaders.
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At least 70 percent of the Tsimanes are infected with parasites — worms in their guts, invaders burrowing into their skin — at any given time.
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We knew that somehow we were seen by other Americans as invaders of their country, even if it happened to be our country, too.
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The Bharatiya Janata Party believes Patel was a Hindu nationalist, citing his support in reconstructing a temple once pillaged by Muslim invaders as evidence.
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There's a sense of foreboding in the contrast between the invaders' dense lines of inventory notes and the original Vietnamese mapmakers' flowing land contours.
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As the subtitle suggests, this is a sequel to 2014's The Lego Movie, in which Lego Duplo invaders threaten Bricksburg's way of life.
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Set several years after a catastrophic event, it follows a cryptic organization called Nerv, tasked with fighting against mysterious alien invaders known as Angels.
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" On former colonial ruler Great Britain: "It was British invaders who changed our entire education system and the culture of all-round development was lost.
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Sure, you can reenforce your windows and put a bolt on the door, but what good will that do against an innumerable number of invaders?
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Deep-learning software, powered by reinforcement learning techniques, had recently made significant gains in playing simple score-driven Atari games like Space Invaders and Breakout.
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"Are they scientists, or tourists?" it's asked early on, which doesn't address the concern as more clues emerge that "invaders" might be a third option.
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A weak South Korean military was initially almost driven off the peninsula before the American-led U.N. forces pushed the invaders deep into North Korea.
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The match was temporarily disrupted when four pitch invaders ran onto the field in the 52nd minute before being dragged away by security and police.
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I've tried out Microsoft's HoloLens — the best-known augmented reality headset — fending off invaders crawling through hotel walls and walking around a virtual solar system.
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In one of the experiments, the researchers projected a swarm of aliens from the video game Space Invaders all around the walls of a fishbowl.
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The novel follows an unnamed narrator as he watches a series of shooting stars, which turn out to be vast metal cylinders containing Martian invaders.
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In 1941 came Japanese invaders who, as tour-guides tell it, made sport of throwing Filipino babies in the air and catching them on bayonets.
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Its researchers tested nearly 7,000 chemicals on lamprey larvae and fish to identify one that would kill the invaders, with minimal effect on other fishes.
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But the odds are always stacked against invaders, so dealing with human opponents is manageable and rarely frustrating, even for a PvP-hater like me.
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" One group called "Stop AI" — an abbreviation for "stop all invaders" — advertised against face coverings, saying they "should be banned in every state across America.
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The next time you have a similar sandwich, your immune system doesn't have to wait for physical signs of bacterial invaders before mounting that response.
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A young man pulls an unmovable sword from a stone and becomes a king, and leads a harrowing defense of the Britain against Saxon invaders.
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Your on-the-ground skirmishes move the war effort forward, but claiming ultimate victory over the invaders also requires a higher level of strategic thinking.
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That fundamental difference made it that much easier for me to buy into the illusion of Dr. Grordbort's Invaders, even with Magic Leap's current limitations.
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Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán denounced Middle Eastern refugees as "Muslim invaders" Monday, the nationalist firebrand ramping up his xenophobic rhetoric ahead of April's elections.
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Researchers at the University of Alberta offer the Atari Learning Environment, where agents can learn to play old Atari games like Breakout and Space Invaders.
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He's gone after Mexicans, Muslims, and refugees, often cherry-picking stories of immigrant crime and inviting anti-immigrant extremists to depict "foreigners" as threatening invaders.
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It holds chopped up pieces—itty-bitty, minute particles that your body recognizes as potential invaders, but are in fact unable to cause real harm.
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A catastrophe has infected some people — Roaches — who have begun to steal food from villagers, which prompt the soldiers to hunt and kill the invaders.
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Roger Ebert gave it two and a half stars and said he couldn't identify with the story – because apparently he'd never fought off home invaders?
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Charagua, roughly the size of Panama, in the 1930s was the site of successful resistance against Paraguayan invaders who sought to seize area gas reserves.
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No doubt many thought at first that those invaders were a temporary problem, an alien force that would wreak havoc and then withdraw, dissolve, retreat.
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Immunology—her academic specialty—hinges on an essentially military metaphor of distinction between self and nonself: The immune system protects the homeland by destroying invaders.
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Then, with help from tuft cells and other parts of the immune system, the body can fight off the invaders before they've gotten a foothold.
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Istalif's resurgence after the fall of the Taliban in 2001 hardened its reputation for resilience, earned over centuries as it repeatedly survived pillaging by invaders.
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Steadfast told ABC News he's "never seen it that thick," and added that council workers have been spending hours trying to clean the invaders up.
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Acting Director of U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) Ken Cuccinelli was a founding member of a group that called undocumented immigrants "invaders," CNN reports.
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Nicholas Kristof PEJA, Kosovo — FIRST, a three-part quiz: Which Islamic country celebrates as a national hero a 15th-century Christian who battled Muslim invaders?
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In " How to Talk to Girls at Parties ," we meet a houseful of these space invaders, and, in corporeal terms, their disguise cannot be faulted.
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The invaders were so close that he and his men had to depress their howitzer barrels and fire point blank into the onrushing enemy ranks.
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"Mujahideen throughout the country are ordered to continue their operations against the foreign invaders and their internal puppets as before," they said in a statement.
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When the fighter walks in on a straight line at a set pace, time and time again, the pursued fighters is simply playing Space Invaders.
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Doctors also administered probiotics to improve his gut bacteria, which worked, further confirming that the body's microbiome is somehow involved in protecting from fungal invaders.
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Let's walk through the first part: how our bodies get worse at fighting foreign invaders, including viruses like SARS-CoV-2, which causes Covid-19.
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The higher-ups who assigned him to infiltrate the Invaders told him the group might pose a danger to the public, might be planning crimes.
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Space Blast, the first title to earn Zehm enough to change his circumstance, was a shoot-em-up title in the vain of Space Invaders.
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She noted that both the Great Wall of China and the Maginot Line in France — each built at great expense — ultimately failed to stop invaders.
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If one simultaneously advances the value system of nationalism, then the kind of practice one is recommending by using "invaders" to describe immigrants is violence.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump said on Twitter this weekend that undocumented immigrants were invaders who "must immediately, with no Judges or Court Cases," be sent home.
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As alumni of "Lost" and "The Walking Dead," respectively, Josh Holloway and Sarah Wayne Callies are used to fighting against invaders and making excruciating decisions.
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" And hours before the gunman entered the Tree of Life synagogue, the account posted again: "HIAS likes to bring invaders in that kill our people.
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Today we see a world where Latinx are targeted as "invaders" by the President -- and that language appeared in the El Paso shooter's suspected manifesto.
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"Each of us is a little different in how we can modify the tips of our antibodies to latch on to foreign invaders," says Creech.
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WASHINGTON — As President George Bush prepared to order American troops into war to eject Iraqi invaders from Kuwait, he feared it could end his presidency.
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Invader is known for his mosaic tile works featuring pixilated versions of the 1978 Space Invaders video game characters, which "invade" cities around the world.
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After all, they knew that while geography might protect the United States from foreign invaders, it would not insulate the young nation from corrupting influences.
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As the ISIS invaders approached, they could make out the dam's four towers, standing over a wide, squat structure that looks like a brutalist mausoleum.
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We often opted for the latter, and so our nights were spent watching well-dressed Communist Party members outsmarting the Japanese invaders on every occasion.
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Armed with a Kalashnikov, the invaders held employees at bay while their accomplices outside positioned road spikes to keep cop cars from swarming the building.
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" At the same time on Fox, Tucker Carlson reassured his viewers that "the migrant caravan is a real thing..." What do you do with "invaders?
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Several, like Mercy and Don't Breathe, challenge both the idea that the invaders are the villains and the assumption that those being invaded are innocent.
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After 1949, the Communist Party guided literary production, deploying literature to help develop patriotic sentiments, promote the economic underclass, and document struggles against invaders and capitalists.
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T cells are one of the major foot soldiers of the immune system, tasked with a variety of roles, such as recognizing and killing foreign invaders.
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The president has criticized the migrant caravan since before the midterm elections, painting its members — many of whom are women and children — as invaders and criminals.
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I was sent two of the four Tiny Arcade cabinets to try, Pac-Man and Ms. Pac-Man, but Galaxian and Space Invaders are also available.
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If they were stranger, more alien, we might have spent more time wondering if they were humanity's creation, come to wipe us out, or alien invaders.
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While histamine is essential to keeping our immune system primed against foreign invaders, it's also one of the major instigators behind people's allergic symptoms, including asthma.
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The scientists' experiments didn't produce much information about Donkey Kong, Space Invaders, or Pitfall—just which transistors you could knock out and turn the game off.
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There were the balls and paddles of Pong, the spaceships of Space Invaders, the asteroids of Asteroids, all of which conveyed so much with so little.
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The Nazis killed about six million Jews; Japanese invaders massacred millions of Chinese; European settlers in the Americas enslaved millions of Africans; the list goes on.
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Watch him bask in the adrenaline-pumping, old-school fun as he blasts through armies of countless extra-terrestrial invaders, all in the comfort of home.
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So getting a new tattoo triggers your immune system to send white blood cells called macrophages to eat invaders and sacrifice themselves to protect against infection.
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For the YBS, partnering with a local Arab force makes them look less like invaders as they push into areas where Kurds are in the minority.
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And in blockbuster movies, this would make it a lot easier to visually demonstrate the impact of CG alien invaders wreaking havoc in real-life cities.
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Craig Robinson and Adam Scott star in this action-comedy about two down-on-their-luck dudes tasked with saving the human race from alien invaders.
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The CGI alien invaders in The Avengers are so blandly drawn that it's difficult to even remember what they look like five minutes after they're offscreen.
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Gunning your way through hordes of alien invaders in a video game's got nothing on the challenge of navigating a marble around an old-school Labyrinth.
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Taliban spokesman Zabiullah Mujahid claimed responsibility for the attack, saying on his Twitter account that suicide attackers targeted a restaurant in Kabul owned by the "invaders."
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Desert to the north, the Andes mountain range to the east, and Pacific Ocean to the west have successfully blocked the path of many potential invaders.
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"It feels like this place belonged to nature from the very beginning, and the old invaders finally left, and nature finally made it back," she said.
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And today, Messenger upped its gameplay with a brand-new games section, where you can play games such as Pac-Man and Space Invaders against friends.
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The Great Wall is a series of fortifications, built along an east-to-west line across the historical borders of China to keep out marauding invaders.
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Blastar, a space-themed video game akin to the famed arcade classic Space Invaders, was designed by now Tesla CEO Elon Musk when he was 12.
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Arcade Classics Space Invaders Retro Handheld Arcade Game, available at Amazon, $15.99Delight his inner child with a classic arcade game he can play on the go.
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The former president also slammed social media platforms, calling them "fever swamps of extremist foreign and domestic invaders," and sounded the alarm for the news industry.
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As a result, new immuno-therapies now harness the patient's own body to stop cancer cells from shutting off the immune system's response to foreign invaders.
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Former Hillary Clinton adviser Zac Petkanas, for instance, has welcomed the new aggressiveness towards Ukraine: I strongly support arming Ukrainian freedom fighters against the Russian invaders.
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To biologists like Dr. Simberloff, taking action to head off alien species early on makes sense, allowing governments to address threats before invaders take firm hold.
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Games like Space Invaders are on the left and less complex, whereas Pokemon and Prince of Persia are in the upper right and are more complex.
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His little widgets are modular, easily recombined into a seemingly endless series of musical assemblages, as Keith Richards and a wave of British invaders soon discovered.
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These Cleveland invaders are the constipated, turpentine-blooded, repressed amphibians that police morality while sexually harassing their secretaries or taking exceptionally wide stances at men's restrooms.
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The Japanese invasion during WWII awakened the Vietnamese resolve toward independence and they immediately started killing Japanese invaders — and not out of love for the French.
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He spied for the department from 1968 to 19703, spending part of that time as a mole in a local Black Nationalist group called the Invaders.
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Naomi Wolf told Bill Clinton, and later Al Gore, they should present themselves as the Good Father, strong enough to protect the home (America) from invaders.
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You have a federal government that defends the nation so that each state doesn't have to have its own military force to defend against foreign invaders.
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In a series titled Landing Lights Park, photographer David Rothenberg captured the strange sight of these airborne invaders as they fly low over this Queens neighborhood.
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Although the method is usually considered a traditional Bolivian meal, the cooks insisted that the preparation actually originated with Spanish invaders, many centuries in the past.
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"We must ensure that no invaders can infringe upon our dignity and independence," Mr. Kim said in a speech delivered from the podium overlooking the parade.
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She presides over a party called the Christian Democratic Union, he said, but would have gladly opened Vienna's city door to Ottoman Muslim invaders in 1683.
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"We are a people" seems to be what we have been saying for generations to all our colonizers and invaders who seemed intent on destroying us.
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The outcome would seem to be a blow against both Dany's typically patient strategy and Tyrion's plan to use nonforeign invaders to counter Cersei's nativist rhetoric.
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But when I visited in 2011, I couldn't imagine how much destruction Mosul would see just three years later at the hands of its latest invaders.
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During the Second World War, countless Chechens fought on the Soviet side against the Nazi invaders; others seized the moment to try to overthrow Moscow's rule.
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The eighth iteration of the "new" classic console doesn't actually have Pong on it, but you can play other classic games like Space Invaders and Centipede.
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" One typical propaganda image shows a powerful North Korean soldier stepping on the face of an evil-looking blond American soldier and reads, "Death to invaders.
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That "Giant-Sized Invaders" with Captain America cover by Frank Robbins and John Romita cost me my first Spider-Man and my first Fantastic Four comics.
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The presence of both of these kinds of T cells are thought to increase the more foreign invaders we're exposed to over a lifetime, the researchers say.
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But even the best Space Invaders player is fated to end the game in defeat, another futile circuit in its samsara-like cycle of death and rebirth.
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The four pitch invaders wearing what appeared to be old-fashioned police uniforms dashed onto the field after Croatia goalkeeper saved Kylian Mlbappe in the 51st minute.
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On places like 4chan, false talk of the migrant caravan as "invaders" has taken over on some of the message boards and become a popular meme topic.
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Biotech drugs like Amgen's osteoporosis treatment Prolia are antibody proteins designed to interact with the body's immune system to block the path of foreign, potentially damaging invaders.
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In the 1230s the armies of the Song dynasty, who were fighting Mongol invaders, started launching "fire arrows" propelled by gunpowder some 300 metres into enemy lines.
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That vulnerability will help the plant activate its response to a wide variety of invaders—and might save a lot of crops over the next few years.
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Here are some other Wikipedia entries that have fewer endnotes than Pokémon Go:Tuberculosis: 166 endnotesImperialism: 103 endnotesCharity (practice): 25 endnotesMasturbation: 141 endnotesSpace Invaders: 132 endnotesPokémon: 114 endnotes.
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Death, torture and science gone wrong don't have to be invaders into a home to make it a chilling experience—the player themselves can be the intruder.
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This depiction of Mary, deemed to have played a role in protecting Moscow from foreign invaders, is credited with such holiness that it can extend to reproductions.
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Our mission was to deploy to West Germany and, if need be, fire nuclear rounds up to 12 miles at Soviet invaders surging through the Fulda Gap.
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Here's a belated update on a widely-shared open letter to birders and the refuge invaders posted on Tuesday on DailyKos (while I was writing this piece).
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But when home invaders target them, and they experience the same risks as poor people of color, they panic and make a series of awful, telling choices.
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The invaders claim to have come together after having visions of the cabin, meeting on an internet forum before uniting to carry out their God-given task.
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In 1981, Atari's marketing vice president and a group of developers, including the programmers for Asteroids and Space Invaders on the console, started a company called Imagic.
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The service launches today in a closed beta with a total of 17 games, including the likes of Pac-Man, Galaga, Space Invaders, and Words With Friends.
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We're also releasing this today to celebrate Big Narstie's Base Invaders, a new video game that involves lots of spliff and running away from the police. Warrior!
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There's no dialogue or much narrative, although there are some tantalizing questions such as why the invaders that are calcifying Semblance look so much like your character.
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Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, in an interview broadcast on Saturday, called U.S. forces in the country "invaders" as they were not there with the government's permission.
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The follow-up to 2012's strong return for the turn-based strategy series in which you repel Earth's alien invaders was released for PC on Feb.
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Kirkpatrick cites a 214 study that showed that alcohol overexerts immune pathways, which in turn decreases the body's ability to defend against a number of adverse invaders.
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It's a very complex situation, because Tasmanian Aboriginal people are mixed with the European invaders who came to Tasmania, and so their skin is often very light.
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In mosques, the militants asked residents to support them as they confronted "the invaders," and they placed gas tankers in roads to use as defensive booby traps.
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Answers soon began to roll in, and it became clear that tuft cells respond to more than succinate and do more than help repel the body's invaders.
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He had imbibed liberal principles from his heavily annotated copy of Adam Smith's "The Wealth Of Nations" and bolstered his patriotic credentials in battle against Prussian invaders.
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When images of immigrants are used by the Trump administration, they are often used to stoke fear and resentment about "criminals" and "invaders" coming across the border.
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To have strangers going through his factory must have seemed, for such an inward and self-created man, as if invaders were rummaging around in his brain.
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The 1956 movie "Invasion of the Body Snatchers" used a comparable premise — alien invaders replace humans with emotionless replicas — as an allegory of Cold War-era groupthink.
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It described documented and undocumented immigrants as "invaders" who would turn Texas into a "Democratic stronghold," a phrase used by the president to advocate a border wall.
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"Their contributions are fueling a campaign of hate that labels Hispanic immigrants as 'invaders,'" Castro, who is running the presidential campaign of his twin brother, Julián, tweeted.
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"Any foreign troops coming to Syria without our invitation or consultation or permission, they are invaders, whether they are American, Turkish, or any other one," Assad said.
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And as climate change pushes more species out of their home ranges and into new areas, the number of so-called invaders is likely to multiply exponentially.
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I remember the one part where Cottonmouth and Mariah are sitting in the park and they make mentions of invaders, which sort of reminds me of gentrification.
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Those would-be invaders stick to mucus and drain down the back of your throat instead of going into your lungs, where they could otherwise cause irritation.
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The much-speeded-up video shows the polyps of one species engaging the others by extending their digestive systems like an attacking amoeba to digest the invaders.
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"HIAS likes to bring invaders in that kill our people," he wrote on Gab, a social networking platform that's popular among white nationalists, shortly before the massacre.
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There was a Confederate flag and a call for the South to rise again ... ... and a yellow "No Invaders Allowed" sign posted at the United States border.
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There are flying bikes, freedom-fighting space invaders, and,"The Device," a machine created by "a hive mind of black nerds" that allows communication with the ancestors.
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When bacteria successfully fight off invaders like viruses, they chop up the outside genetic material and store it as CRISPR sequences, creating a "database" of invader genes.
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Democrats also contend that Trump's pressure on Ukraine depended on U.S. support amid an ongoing war against Russian invaders and threatened national security for Trump's personal benefit.
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But the trippy romp is also a darkly comic tale of resistance against blood-thirsty U.S. invaders, interspersed with sci-fi worthy riffs about drone-wielding killers.
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"The toxicity in public narrative ...and the cultivation of a xenophobic climate identifying people coming to our country as 'invaders' is an exceptionally negative development," he said.
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The first, the prize-winning novel "The Wake," is the story of Buccmaster of Holland, who fights Norman invaders across a similar English moor in the 1060s.
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I also did all right with the Norman INVADERs of 1066, HOGARTH as the painter of "A Rake's Progress", and the Guy Fawkes tradition of the BONFIRE.
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Pete Wilson (R-Calif.) claimed that in lawsuits in federal courts; the courts dismissed the suits, declaring illegal border crossers were not "invaders" in the military sense.
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" The suspect repeatedly disparaged the Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society, a Jewish refugee support group, by claiming that "HIAS likes to bring in invaders that kill our people.
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By the 1980s, highly specialized versions of these machines had the ability to run the latest available games of the time, such as PacMan and Space Invaders.
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